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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 2004

Page

3

Snowstorm Drops Heavy Snow Across Northeast Ahead of Spring

A late-winter storm moved from the Midwest into the Northeast on Tuesday, closing schools four days before spring. Forecasts called for up to 10 inches in Ohio, Connecticut and Pennsylvania, about 9 inches in New Jersey, and a possible foot in parts of New York and Massachusetts, making for hazardous driving conditions.

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Kerry Promises Veteran Advantage in 2004 Contention

John Kerry tells veterans he will be a veteran's veteran as Bush backers release an ad accusing Kerry of opposing soldier funding in Iraq. Kerry says Bush has misled the nation on war and economy and broken veterans' health care promises while Bush challenges Kerry to name world leaders who prefer him as president. Kerry then travels to Charleston to claim Illinois primary victory. The House Budget Committee moves to curb spending increases while preserving tax cuts, signaling a partisan battle with the Senate.

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Scavengers Sought After Russia Gas Pipe Blast

Police hunted two homeless scavengers suspected of stealing bronze fittings from gas pipes. The Tuesday explosion at a nine story Arkhangelsk apartment building killed at least 32 people and damaged the structure.

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Ohio suspect in deadly highway shootings identified

Police believe 28 year old Charles McCoy Jr of Columbus was behind a string of sniper style highway attacks. He reportedly has a history of mental illness and is believed to possess a semiautomatic pistol with ammunition. The bulletin notes he is not on medication and is in a personal crisis.

Columbus Ohio Charles McCoy Jr McCoy Franklin County The Columbus Dispatch Charles Sr Amy Walton

Radiation May Cure Prostate Cancer Recurrence After Surgery

A study of 501 men treated with radiation for cancer that returned after prostate removal shows many can be cured, challenging prior beliefs that rising PSA meant incurable spread. Half were cancer-free about four years later, per Dr. Kevin Slawin.

Chicago Journal of the Ameri Can Medical Association Kevin Slawin Houston

Two Europeans Killed in Iraq Water Project Ambush

German and Dutch workers were killed by drive by gunmen near Mussayab 45 miles south of Baghdad. An Iraqi driver and a police officer also died. two officers were wounded. The attacks follow a similar Monday strike on American missionaries in Mosul aimed at delaying U.S. reconstruction efforts.

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Obama and Ryan to campaign for Illinois Senate seat

Obama won the Democratic primary in Illinois easing to a 55 percent margin in Chicago and Cook County. Ryan led Republicans with 36 percent after 79 percent of precincts reporting, setting up a November contest to replace retiring Senator Fitzgerald and determine Senate control.

Obama Ryan Illinois Chicago Barack Obama U.S Jack Ryan Senate Cook County Dan Hynes Jim Oberweis Steve Rauchenberger Peter Fitzgerald

Thompson orders Medicare inquiry into drug bill cost claims

Health Secretary Tommy Thompson ordered a formal investigation into allegations the Bush administration hid the cost of the Medicare prescription drug bill. The inspector general will review events from last June to see if then Medicare Administrator Thomas Scully pressured analyst Richard Foster to withhold cost estimates from lawmakers.

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